Theater Reviews: 'Watch Night' and 'Translations'
‘Watch Night’ and ‘Translations’ are concerned with the destruction wrought by colonialism. But one begins with nuanced individuals, the other with easy tropes.
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Helen Shaw reviews Becca Blackwell and Amanda Duarte’s show “Snatch Adams & Tainty McCracken Present It’s That Time of the Month,” at SoHo Rep, and the Irish Rep revival of Brian Friel’s “Translations.”